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The Sweatiest Job in the World

Richard Tapia wants the sweatiest job in the world. Tapia, BS ’03, is one of 10 candidates vying to be the next Houston Astros mascot. He has solid experience:...

 
 

Student Chapter Refocuses, With Alumni, Networking, Inspiration…and Cookies

College students have a thousand different interests, and until recently, the Texas Exes Student Chapter did too. The largest student organization on campus put...

 
 

Hispanic Alumni Fiesta a Hit [Slideshow]

Queso, cookies, balloons, games, gift baskets, and the Longhorn Band—not one party trapping was left out as the Texas Exes Hispanic Alumni Network held its annual...

 
 

Camp Texas Counselors Celebrate 20 Years

Twenty years ago, two UT students—Sean Petrie, BS ’93, and Allison Weinstock, BA ’93—wanted a way to help incoming freshmen better acclimate to campus. Inspired...

 
 

Camp Texas Celebrates 20th Year [Watch]

On Tuesday, Harley Clark told 170 UT freshmen how he popularized the Hook ’em Horns sign in 1955. “The Aggies had that Gig ’em thing for years, and we...

 
 

Texas Fight Meets Texas Flight

UT Athletics, Texas Exes Team Up With Southwest Airlines Travelers passing by Gate 4 in the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport this morning found themselves...

 
 

Popping the Question—in Stone [Watch]

More than 14,000 tiles pave the Alumni Center courtyard. Most are engraved with names and graduation dates. But for Tim Go, BS ’89, and Janice Shen Go, BBA ’88,...

 
 

Texas Exes CEO Reflects on First Year at the Helm

One year ago this week, on July 1, 2011, Leslie Cedar took over as CEO and executive director of the Texas Exes. Just the sixth executive director in the Association’s...

 
 

Classes Without Quizzes: 35th Alumni College Enthralls Grads

“The University’s top educators gave lectures on everything from fad diets to fine arts, from football to human rights, and from obesity to astronomy....

 
 

Texas Exes Throws Open Its Doors to LGBT Alumni

Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. The University of Texas made history last night. For the first time since its creation 127 years ago, the University’s...

 
 
 
 
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